The child seized a fistful of nuts.
a fistful of ten-pound notes
Take a fistful of seeds and spread them over the soil.
He dropped the bags and pulled out a fistful of receipts.
Tyrion seized her by the wrist, pulled her to her feet, and threw a fistful of clothing into her face.
It may have all begun with a fistful of dirt, But nobody really knows where it might end.
I walked over to the pickle jar, dug down into my pocket, and pulled out a fistful of COINS.
When I returned to Auja in early May, its spring had been reduced toa trickle, leaving the village as dry as a fistful of talcum powder.
There's so much still to happen: a fistful of signings, departures for Bendtner and possibly Almunia, and loan moves for the likes of Joel Campbell.
Jon took a fistful of dried kernels from the sack by the door and scattered them on the floor, then claimed the chair.
Digging into their pant pockets-they did not carry handbags-they paid him with whatever they pulled out, often a fistful of COINS.
Pushing aside thicker, grittier soil, Dardo dug stubby fingers in and came up with a fistful of darkish Sekiton mixed with sand.
Abramovich says little but in his battles with Mourinho he has shown us who he really is and it's as bad as everyone feared when he first arrived with a fistful of roubles.
Millions of the healthy young and middle aged seldom see a doctor, so this can only mean that many, especially in the older age group, must currently be taking a fistful of drugs every day.
He took some false teeth, still mounted in their plaster mold, out of the glass case and put on the table a fistful of instruments which he arranged in size order, as if they were on display.
But more than a few pebbles have gotten loose: a fistful of pea-size rocks were given away in the 1970s as gifts from the American government to each of the 50 states as well as to 135 other nations.
Points of light一束束阳光Shootin' through the tree-stained vines穿过树迹斑斑的藤蔓It draws me in它引导着我To catch a fistful of wind and chime去握住那一缕风和鸣响
